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NWS forecast for Cass & area Counties in IA: 5/29/16

Weather

May 29th, 2016 by Ric Hanson

Early This Morning: Mostly clear. West wind near 10 mph.
Today: Sunny…warmer. High in the mid 80s. Southwest wind near 10 mph.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. A 20 percent chance of thunderstorms after midnight. Low around 60. Southwest wind near 10 mph.
Memorial Day: Mostly sunny with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms. High in the lower 80s. South wind near 10 mph.
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms. Low in the lower 60s. South wind 5 to 10 mph.
Tuesday: Thunderstorms likely. High in the mid 70s. South wind 5 to 10 mph. Chance of thunderstorms 60 percent.
Tuesday Night: Cloudy with a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms. Low in the upper 50s.
Wednesday: Partly sunny. High in the mid 70s.

Former ISU basketball standout fatally shot in TX

Sports

May 29th, 2016 by Ric Hanson

DALLAS (AP) — New Orleans Pelicans guard Bryce Dejean-Jones was fatally shot after breaking down the door to a Dallas apartment, authorities said Saturday. A man living at the apartment was sleeping when he heard his front door kicked open, Dallas Police Senior Cpl. DeMarquis Black said in a statement. When Dejean-Jones began kicking at the bedroom door, the man retrieved a handgun and fired. Officers who responded found Dejean-Jones collapsed in an outdoor passageway, and he later died at a hospital. He was 23.

In 2014, Dejean-Jones transferred to Iowa State to play under coach Fred Hoiberg. He played in 33 games during the 2014–15 season, starting 21, averaging 10.5 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.1 steals, while shooting a career-best 47.6 percent from the field. In Dejean-Jones’ only NBA season, which ended in February because of a broken right wrist, the 6-foot-6 guard started 11 of 14 games and averaged 5.6 points and 3.4 rebounds.

It is legal in Texas for someone to use deadly force in order to protect themselves from intruders. Julie Keel, a spokeswoman for Camden Property Trust, the real estate company that owns the apartment complex in Dallas, confirmed that the complex’s apartment manager had sent out an email to residents saying that the person who had been shot had been trying to break into “the apartment of an estranged acquaintance” and that this person had “inadvertently” broken into the wrong apartment.

Black said he could not confirm that Dejean-Jones was trying to access an acquaintance’s apartment.

Iowa early News Headlines: Sunday, May 29th 2016

News

May 29th, 2016 by Ric Hanson

Here is the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press at 4:40 a.m. CDT

SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — New court documents show that Sioux City Community School District has paid $40,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by the mother of a student sexually exploited by former educational specialist. The school board earlier this month approved a $20,000 settlement agreement. The Sioux City Journal reports that documents filed Thursday show the district’s insurance carrier will pay another $20,000. The insurance portion was not earlier disclosed by the district.

WATERLOO, Iowa (AP) — Three candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate spent no time Saturday at a Waterloo debate attacking each other. Instead, they focused criticism on Republican incumbent Sen. Chuck Grassley and GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump. The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier reports that state Sen. Rob Hogg and former legislators Tom Fiegen and Bob Krause fielded questions about how to address concerns of the Black Lives Matter movement, campaign finance and criminal justice matters.

DALLAS (AP) — Police say New Orleans Pelicans guard Bryce Dejean-Jones was fatally shot after breaking down the door to a Dallas apartment. Police said in a statement that officers were called early Saturday and found the 23-year-old player collapsed in a passageway. He was taken to a hospital where he died.

AMES, Iowa (AP) — An Ames-based company is peddling a mobile food dehydrator in an effort to stop food waste around the globe. Cedar Rapids television station KGAN reports that the KinoSol is a mobile food dehydration unit that is solar powered for farmers. KinoSol co-founder Clayton Mooney says one-third of all food produced goes to waste and that the dehydrator is crucial in developing countries.

 

Dawson goes deep in 10th to lead Buckeyes past Spartans 3-2

Sports

May 29th, 2016 by Ric Hanson

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Ronnie Dawson homered leading off the top of the 10th inning Saturday night to send Ohio State to a 3-2 win over Michigan State that keeps the Buckeyes alive in the Big Ten tournament. The Buckeyes (41-18-1) and Spartans (36-19) will meet again this (Sunday) morning, with the winner advancing to the championship game against bottom seed Iowa.

Michigan State had a runner on second base with one out in the bottom of the ninth, but Marty Bechina got caught in a rundown on Kory Young’s grounder, and Young was thrown out trying to go from first to second on the play. Dawson sent Walter Borkovich’s second pitch of the 10th into the right-field seats for his 13th homer of the season, pumping his fist as he rounded first.

Seth Kinker (6-1) pitched two innings of scoreless relief before turning the game over to closer Yianni Pavlopoulos, who earned his 14th save. Borkovich (4-3) took the loss.

 

Wainwright uses arm, bat to lift Cardinals past Nats 9-4

Sports

May 29th, 2016 by Ric Hanson

WASHINGTON (AP) — Adam Wainwright pitched seven gritty innings and made an ample contribution at the plate, hitting a two-run double to help the St. Louis Cardinals defeat the Washington Nationals 9-4 Saturday night. Matt Holliday homered for the Cardinals, who took control with a four-run second inning highlighted by Wainwright’s fifth extra-base hit of the season.

With two on, two outs and a run in, Wainwright lined the first pitch from Gio Gonzalez (3-3) into the left-center gap. Matt Carpenter, activated from the paternity list before the game, followed with an RBI double for a 4-0 lead. That started Wainwright (5-3) on a path to his fifth straight win. The right-hander allowed four runs and six hits — including a career-record tying three home runs. He struck out five and walked none.

Ryan Zimmerman went 4 for 4 with two homers, and Bryce Harper hit a solo shot for the Nationals.

School district paid $40,00 to settle student sex lawsuit

News

May 28th, 2016 by Ric Hanson

SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — New court documents show that Sioux City Community School District has paid $40,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by the mother of a student sexually exploited by former educational specialist. The school board earlier this month approved a $20,000 settlement agreement. The Sioux City Journal reports that documents filed Thursday show the district’s insurance carrier will pay another $20,000. The insurance portion was not earlier disclosed by the district.

Superintendent Paul Gausman says the district’s share of the settlement will be paid from a taxpayer-funded budget section used to pay insurance premiums and legal settlements. Police say 30-year-old Erick Deleon had a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old student. He was sentenced to three years’ probation and a suspended five-year sentence.

IHSAA Class 1A State Golf Tournament – Final Individual results, 5/28/16

Sports

May 28th, 2016 by Ric Hanson

American Legion Golf Course in Marshalltown

Individual Leaderboard, OFFICIAL RESULTS:

Show Hole-by-Hole Scoring →

View Team Scores →

PLAYER RND TOTAL
(RND)
TOTAL
1  Chris Cooksley (11)
East Buchanan, Winthrop
R1:
72

143

R2:
71
2  Parker Oleson (11)
North Union
R1:
72

145

R2:
73
3  Kaleb Hagge (10)
Winfield-Mt. Union
R1:
74

148

R2:
74
4  Austin Rickertsen (12)
Calamus-Wheatland
R1:
75

149

R2:
74
4  Logan Capesius (11)
Bishop Garrigan, Algona
R1:
71

149

R2:
78
6  Jacob Reynolds (12)
Griswold
R1:
74

151

R2:
77
7  Austin Eckenrod (10)
Newman Catholic, Mason City
R1:
74

152

R2:
78
8  James Reynolds (12)
Griswold
R1:
77

153

R2:
76
9  Kolt Rossiter (12)
Winfield-Mt. Union
R1:
76

155

R2:
79
10  Jackson Lamb (12)
Nodaway Valley
R1:
78

157

R2:
79
10  Noah Haack (11)
Hudson
R1:
79

157

R2:
78
10  Ryan Fischer (11)
Newman Catholic, Mason City
R1:
77

157

R2:
80
13  Hunter Schulte (12)
East Buchanan, Winthrop
R1:
83

158

R2:
75
14  Sam Marnin (12)
Nodaway Valley
R1:
81

159

R2:
78
14  Ryan Schmitt (11)
East Buchanan, Winthrop
R1:
82

159

R2:
77
16  Ethan Streicher (9)
Edgewood-Colesburg
R1:
82

160

R2:
78
17  Jacob Hesner (10)
East Buchanan, Winthrop
R1:
82

161

R2:
79
17  Jordan Albert (12)
Sigourney
R1:
87

161

R2:
74
19  Dylan Kress (11)
East Buchanan, Winthrop
R1:
82

163

R2:
81
19  Conner Michels (10)
Bellevue
R1:
81

163

R2:
82
21  Mitchell Scholl (12)
Newman Catholic, Mason City
R1:
86

166

R2:
80
21  Wes Davis (12)
Nodaway Valley
R1:
87

166

R2:
79
21  Spencer Lamb (9)
Nodaway Valley
R1:
77

166

R2:
89
24  Cayle Carney (12)
Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn
R1:
84

167

R2:
83
25  Norman Schirmer (11)
Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn
R1:
82

169

R2:
87
25  David Conway (12)
Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn
R1:
85

169

R2:
84
27  Hunter Fettkether (12)
Newman Catholic, Mason City
R1:
85

170

R2:
85
28  Tyler Rose (11)
AGWSR, Ackley
R1:
84

172

R2:
88
28  Alex Hames (9)
AGWSR, Ackley
R1:
86

172

R2:
86
30  Austin Meyer (12)
Edgewood-Colesburg
R1:
86

173

R2:
87
30  Elijah Lamoureux (10)
Westwood, Sloan
R1:
82

173

R2:
91
32  Jay Janssen (11)
AGWSR, Ackley
R1:
89

174

R2:
85
33  Jordan Japenga (12)
Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn
R1:
88

175

R2:
87
33  Kash Rossiter (10)
Winfield-Mt. Union
R1:
88

175

R2:
87
35  Ben Ernst (10)
Edgewood-Colesburg
R1:
87

176

R2:
89
36  Ben Ball (12)
Newman Catholic, Mason City
R1:
84

177

R2:
93
37  Dalton Schipper (12)
AGWSR, Ackley
R1:
91

179

R2:
88
38  Ethan Wright (11)
Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn
R1:
85

180

R2:
95
39  Jacob Schachterle (12)
AGWSR, Ackley
R1:
91

181

R2:
90
39  Jase Curley (11)
Newman Catholic, Mason City
R1:
90

181

R2:
91
41  DJ Lode (11)
Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn
R1:
88

182

R2:
94
42  Cory Kloser (10)
Edgewood-Colesburg
R1:
90

185

R2:
95
43  Gradon Fangman (12)
East Buchanan, Winthrop
R1:
93

186

R2:
93
44  Brandon Hering (12)
Griswold
R1:
95

187

R2:
92
45  Sam Dankert (11)
Griswold
R1:
89

188

R2:
99
45  Marty Pelzer (11)
Griswold
R1:
92

188

R2:
96
47  Tanner Payne (11)
Edgewood-Colesburg
R1:
100

190

R2:
90
47  Noah Cooper (12)
Nodaway Valley
R1:
95

190

R2:
95
49  Darren Hunter (12)
Winfield-Mt. Union
R1:
96

192

R2:
96
50  Jacob Lewis (12)
Griswold
R1:
90

193

R2:
103
51  Lukas Meyer (11)
Central Decatur, Leon
R1:
91

194

R2:
103
52  Kolton Moser (12)
Edgewood-Colesburg
R1:
94

196

R2:
102
53  Dalton Spencer (10)
Winfield-Mt. Union
R1:
99

199

R2:
100
54  Graham Hagge (9)
Winfield-Mt. Union
R1:
104

202

R2:
98
–  Keon Huffman (10)
AGWSR, Ackley
R1:
85

DNP

R2:
DNP
–  Michael Krull (Sub) (12)
AGWSR, Ackley
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
100
–  Rylan Curley (Sub) (9)
Newman Catholic, Mason City
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
DNP
–  BJ Rodgers (Sub) (10)
Winfield-Mt. Union
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
DNP
–  Logan Pelzer (Sub) (11)
Griswold
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
DNP

IHSAA Class 2A State Golf Tournament – Individual final results, 5/28/16

Sports

May 28th, 2016 by Ric Hanson

Lakeside Golf Course in Fort Dodge

Individual Leaderboard, OFFICIAL RESULTS:

Show Hole-by-Hole Scoring →

View Team Scores →

PLAYER RND TOTAL
(RND)
TOTAL
1  Logan Schweinefus (12)
South Winneshiek, Calmar
R1:
70

139

R2:
69
2  Charlie Doyle (11)
St. Edmond, Fort Dodge
R1:
72

141

R2:
69
3  Ryan Feauto (11)
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
R1:
67

143

R2:
76
4  George Appleseth (11)
Panorama, Panora
R1:
71

145

R2:
74
4  Robert Flattery (12)
St. Edmond, Fort Dodge
R1:
73

145

R2:
72
6  Tyler Merley (10)
Sheldon
R1:
74

146

R2:
72
6  Charles Jahn (12)
Mediapolis
R1:
74

146

R2:
72
8  Thomas Storbeck (11)
Clear Lake
R1:
71

149

R2:
78
9  Race Cuckler (10)
Cascade, Western Dubuque
R1:
77

151

R2:
74
10  Jared Tigges (10)
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
R1:
78

152

R2:
74
11  Will Babcock (11)
Panorama, Panora
R1:
77

153

R2:
76
11  Kyle Calaguas (11)
Clear Lake
R1:
75

153

R2:
78
13  Jesper Holke-Farnam (11)
GCGR, Grundy Center
R1:
80

154

R2:
74
13  Reid Cobb (12)
Panorama, Panora
R1:
79

154

R2:
75
15  Jake Bangasser (10)
GCGR, Grundy Center
R1:
78

155

R2:
77
15  Keaton Van Soelen (12)
Des Moines Christian
R1:
79

155

R2:
76
15  Tommy Shisler (12)
Des Moines Christian
R1:
75

155

R2:
80
15  Dylan Scheffler (11)
East Sac County
R1:
75

155

R2:
80
19  Anthony Emanuel (12)
South Winneshiek, Calmar
R1:
79

156

R2:
77
19  Max Monthei (12)
Panorama, Panora
R1:
74

156

R2:
82
19  Royce Weber (11)
Dike-New Hartford
R1:
79

156

R2:
77
22  Tucker Boeckman (12)
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
R1:
81

158

R2:
77
23  Alex Snelling (9)
Clear Lake
R1:
76

159

R2:
83
23  Cody Menster (12)
Monticello
R1:
78

159

R2:
81
23  Drew Olson (10)
Osage
R1:
80

159

R2:
79
23  Ryan Ruzek (11)
Shenandoah
R1:
82

159

R2:
77
27  Evan Krause (11)
Clear Lake
R1:
80

160

R2:
80
27  Noah Miller (12)
Des Moines Christian
R1:
77

160

R2:
83
29  Jacob Bergman (12)
Monticello
R1:
85

161

R2:
76
29  Nate Mertz (10)
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
R1:
79

161

R2:
82
31  Connor Pirtle (11)
Clarinda
R1:
83

162

R2:
79
31  Jaren Brue (12)
Unity Christian, Orange City
R1:
84

162

R2:
78
33  Tate Storbeck (9)
Clear Lake
R1:
77

163

R2:
86
33  Jaxson Myers (10)
St. Edmond, Fort Dodge
R1:
82

163

R2:
81
35  Aaron Klinge (12)
Panorama, Panora
R1:
86

164

R2:
78
35  Devon Johnson (11)
Sheldon
R1:
80

164

R2:
84
35  Dominic Seivert (11)
Sheldon
R1:
86

164

R2:
78
35  Andrew Gibb (9)
St. Edmond, Fort Dodge
R1:
80

164

R2:
84
39  Nathan Winter (12)
South Winneshiek, Calmar
R1:
84

165

R2:
81
40  Cam Murphy (12)
GCGR, Grundy Center
R1:
83

166

R2:
83
40  Nick Bomgaars (11)
Sheldon
R1:
84

166

R2:
82
42  Jacob Schleisman (11)
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
R1:
85

167

R2:
82
42  Mitchell Ludwig (12)
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
R1:
84

167

R2:
83
42  Phil Cain (10)
Sheldon
R1:
85

167

R2:
82
45  Marcus Norton (12)
Monticello
R1:
82

168

R2:
86
45  Alec Nicolet (12)
Des Moines Christian
R1:
83

168

R2:
85
45  Austin Burroughs (12)
GCGR, Grundy Center
R1:
82

168

R2:
86
48  Koby Klatt (10)
Sheldon
R1:
83

169

R2:
86
49  Jared Freeman (12)
GCGR, Grundy Center
R1:
86

170

R2:
84
50  Jackson Hamlin (10)
Clear Lake
R1:
84

172

R2:
88
51  Kyle Folken (12)
Monticello
R1:
86

174

R2:
88
52  Adam Hackfort (12)
Panorama, Panora
R1:
85

176

R2:
91
53  Harrison Mayer (12)
St. Edmond, Fort Dodge
R1:
89

178

R2:
89
54  Aaron Gearhart (11)
Monticello
R1:
93

179

R2:
86
55  Alex Kuennen (11)
South Winneshiek, Calmar
R1:
88

180

R2:
92
56  Jacob Manternach (10)
Monticello
R1:
91

184

R2:
93
57  Nate Juffer (9)
Des Moines Christian
R1:
91

185

R2:
94
58  Reid Johnson (12)
St. Edmond, Fort Dodge
R1:
98

187

R2:
89
59  Braden Lensing (9)
South Winneshiek, Calmar
R1:
98

199

R2:
101
60  Christian Minor (12)
Des Moines Christian
R1:
107

214

R2:
107
61  Landers Kaboushek (12)
South Winneshiek, Calmar
R1:
113

222

R2:
109
–  Matt Roeding (11)
GCGR, Grundy Center
R1:
84

DNP

R2:
DNP
–  Joe Smoldt (Sub) (11)
GCGR, Grundy Center
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
85
–  Sam Auen (Sub) (10)
Kuemper Catholic, Carroll
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
DNP
–  Brant Reiling (Sub) (11)
St. Edmond, Fort Dodge
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
DNP
–  Kegan Arduser (Sub) (10)
Monticello
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
DNP
–  Cole Klimesh (Sub) (9)
South Winneshiek, Calmar
R1:
DNP

DNP

IHSAA Class 3A State Golf Tournament – Individual Final results 5/28/16

Sports

May 28th, 2016 by Ric Hanson

Spring Valley Golf Course in Livermore

Show Hole-by-Hole Scoring →

View Team Scores →

Individual Leaderboard, OFFICIAL RESULTS:

PLAYER RND TOTAL
(RND)
TOTAL
1  Clayton Larsen (12)
West Delaware, Manchester
R1:
71

140

R2:
69
2  Alec Fuhs (12)
Webster City
R1:
71

141

R2:
70
2  Sam Sacquitne (12)
Decorah
R1:
70

141

R2:
71
4  Garret Jensen (12)
Gilbert
R1:
73

145

R2:
72
5  Tate Arends (11)
MOC-Floyd Valley
R1:
77

147

R2:
70
6  Isaac Knock (11)
Williamsburg
R1:
72

149

R2:
77
7  Connor Herrmann (12)
Mount Vernon
R1:
76

152

R2:
76
7  Avery Fuhs (12)
Webster City
R1:
77

152

R2:
75
9  Lucas Scherf (10)
Grinnell
R1:
78

154

R2:
76
10  Trent Shaw (11)
West Delaware, Manchester
R1:
78

155

R2:
77
10  Landen Pace (11)
Benton Community
R1:
80

155

R2:
75
10  Austin Reynolds (11)
Newton
R1:
74

155

R2:
81
13  Tyler Stueck (12)
Vinton-Shellsburg
R1:
77

156

R2:
79
13  Brady Ellis (11)
Grinnell
R1:
76

156

R2:
80
15  Drew Wolfe (11)
Mount Vernon
R1:
84

157

R2:
73
15  Kyle Nelson (12)
Atlantic
R1:
80

157

R2:
77
15  Ethan Jacoby (11)
Williamsburg
R1:
79

157

R2:
78
18  Blake Berry (12)
Storm Lake
R1:
81

158

R2:
77
18  Connor Shannon (11)
Webster City
R1:
77

158

R2:
81
20  Joe Gibbons (11)
Gilbert
R1:
78

159

R2:
81
21  Jake Olsen (11)
Atlantic
R1:
81

161

R2:
80
22  Bryce Frick (12)
West Delaware, Manchester
R1:
82

162

R2:
80
22  Tommy Hook (12)
Mount Vernon
R1:
80

162

R2:
82
22  Trenton DeHaan (10)
MOC-Floyd Valley
R1:
84

162

R2:
78
22  Nate Gifford (11)
Atlantic
R1:
83

162

R2:
79
22  Kobe Rhodes (12)
Glenwood
R1:
82

162

R2:
80
27  Ty Austin (12)
Gilbert
R1:
80

163

R2:
83
28  Tommy Doyle (10)
Gilbert
R1:
82

164

R2:
82
28  Bryce Shaw (12)
Vinton-Shellsburg
R1:
82

164

R2:
82
30  Carter Johnsen (11)
Gilbert
R1:
84

166

R2:
82
31  Casey Noska (10)
Mount Vernon
R1:
86

167

R2:
81
32  Connor McKay (12)
Grinnell
R1:
83

168

R2:
85
32  Jake Hansen (12)
Mount Vernon
R1:
82

168

R2:
86
34  Gavin Soppe (9)
West Delaware, Manchester
R1:
82

169

R2:
87
34  Ben Renaud (10)
Atlantic
R1:
81

169

R2:
88
34  Grant Noren (12)
Vinton-Shellsburg
R1:
82

169

R2:
87
34  Dalton Myers (10)
Washington
R1:
85

169

R2:
84
38  Sean Vogelbacher (12)
Webster City
R1:
83

170

R2:
87
38  Zac Stork (11)
Atlantic
R1:
79

170

R2:
91
38  Sam Buch (11)
Williamsburg
R1:
89

170

R2:
81
41  Charlie Dorn (10)
MOC-Floyd Valley
R1:
87

171

R2:
84
41  Derek Foster (11)
West Delaware, Manchester
R1:
85

171

R2:
86
41  Drew Fielder (11)
Webster City
R1:
91

171

R2:
80
41  Trey Vanderlaan (11)
Newton
R1:
84

171

R2:
87
41  Mike DeLong (11)
Vinton-Shellsburg
R1:
88

171

R2:
83
46  Jack Currans (11)
Gilbert
R1:
87

172

R2:
85
47  Matt Gearheart (9)
Atlantic
R1:
87

173

R2:
86
47  Austin Bohnsack (12)
Vinton-Shellsburg
R1:
87

173

R2:
86
49  Nathan Ferrell (9)
Webster City
R1:
84

174

R2:
90
50  Drake Shelton (9)
Decorah
R1:
83

176

R2:
93
50  Gage Blythe (10)
Williamsburg
R1:
90

176

R2:
86
50  Reece Pitlik (10)
Mount Vernon
R1:
91

176

R2:
85
50  Adam Kelchen (10)
West Delaware, Manchester
R1:
88

176

R2:
88
54  Collin Root (11)
MOC-Floyd Valley
R1:
87

179

R2:
92
55  Mitch Kingery (12)
Grinnell
R1:
91

183

R2:
92
55  Dylan Burns (9)
Williamsburg
R1:
91

183

R2:
92
57  Tanner Cummings (10)
Vinton-Shellsburg
R1:
93

186

R2:
93
57  Tyler Rupp (12)
MOC-Floyd Valley
R1:
96

186

R2:
90
57  Dalton Van Etten (11)
Williamsburg
R1:
95

186

R2:
91
60  Collin De Graaf (12)
MOC-Floyd Valley
R1:
93

187

R2:
94
61  Wyatt Thomas (12)
Grinnell
R1:
95

197

R2:
102
62  Matthew Cunningham (9)
Grinnell
R1:
108

214

R2:
106
–  David Bray (Sub) (11)
Vinton-Shellsburg
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
DNP
–  Nick Lengwin (Sub) (10)
Mount Vernon
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
DNP
–  Bryan Ferrell (Sub) (11)
Webster City
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
DNP
–  Ethan Robey (Sub) (10)
Gilbert
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
DNP
–  Tyler Langel (Sub) (9)
West Delaware, Manchester
R1:
DNP

DNP

R2:
DNP

Cardinals activate Matt Carpenter from paternity list

Sports

May 28th, 2016 by Ric Hanson

WASHINGTON (AP) — Third baseman Matt Carpenter has been activated from the paternity list by the St. Louis Cardinals. Carpenter missed two games after being placed on the paternity list Thursday. His wife gave birth to the couple’s first child, a girl, on Wednesday. Carpenter leads the Cardinals with nine home runs and 32 RBIs.

To make room for Carpenter on the 25-man roster, St. Louis designated infielder Ruben Tejada for assignment on Saturday. Tejada was batting .176 over 23 games with no homers and three RBIs.